The program "Lighting love" gives 230 gifts to child patients

HNN.VN - On the evening of June 29, the art performance and donation program called "Lighting love", the activities of the program "Angel footsteps 2019" (organized by VKSTAR JSC) took place At the Pediatric Center - Hue Central Hospital.

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Giving gifts to the child patients. Photo: Nguyen Cao

In order to share the love for the underprivileged child patients being treated at the Department of Oncology, Department of Pediatrics and other departments at Hue Central Hospital, the program gave gifts to 230 children, including cakes, milk and 150,000 VND to each patient.

Ms. Nguyen Lan Vy - General Director of VKSTAR Joint Stock Company shared: “Each gift is small but is the heart of benefactors, the contestants and their family members for the child patients being treated here, aiming to light up the flame of love, share and spread faith in the positive things in life”.

The contestants who participated in "Angel Footsteps 2019" also performed 13 special dance and music performances, ao dai show, etc., bringing a joyful atmosphere, helping the child patients to temporarily forget the pain of illness and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

By Minh Hien

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